Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-11

The Women's III. u +. Missionary
Society of the Lutheran church of this
place have arother patchwork quilt NJ
most ready 10 send 10 Los Angeles,
California The missionary quilt is at
present al b. q. DeiningeI's 5 residence
To he completed there. The members
of that society are iudcfatigable work.
rs for jhriSt'S cause.
ANY person who wants paying
work as local or travelling agent for
warranted nursery stock should apply
Mt once 10 JAS. f. Whitney, nursery
man, Rochester, n. Y. No experience
is necessary, and complete ont III Is fur
nished free, steady work the year round
and all stock warranted 10 be in good
condition. 26l2t
On Monday Mrs. Michael Frank
whose sickness We reported last week
was moved from Henry keen's resi-
dence west of town Ia VIM. III. Smiths
place, her regular home. The old lady
! had a severe spell of dyseulery. hut is
better now. Ida Mr.. keen'S youngest
! daughter, and MIS-. German, his hired
! hell. were also down with summer com
! plant.
The Centre Coimty Times says that
! Miss Kate Alexander. sister of DIR. j.
| +. Alexander, of Centre tlall, took her
! departure for Kansas the other day.
She will make number of stops this
| side The prohibition state however. We
! infer the lady has gone west with the
intent at homeSttadlng ii tract OF land
which she and another lady purchased
some time ago.
Printers ink can ont talk any
| salesman, out-range any obstinate bny-
er, IL can't he talked back 10, and
| when its opponent has expended every
argument against the subject, it comes
up smiling every time with the same
old stateMent, and finally leads HIM in
10 tow, and willing To be conyinced.--
That's why You advertise.
On Tuesday afternoon Fairy, u lit
tie son of station agent Kremer at Go.
burn was unfortunate in falling into "A
newly dug well. He bent over To look
IN and LOST his balance. Happily there
was man at work in the well on
whom the boy fell first which greatly
broke the force of The fall. Excepting
a painful brmse on his head Fairy es-
capped uniajured
On Friday last Governor Beaver
appointed Daniel Rhoades, of Belle
fonte, Associate Judge of Centre coun-
", Ia fill the vacancy created by Judge
Smiths recent death. OF course. the
appointee is u republican, but he is
said To he very highly respected as a
gentleman of intelligence and strong
common sense. lie will hold the Cilice
until next January, when Nr. John
Grove, his democratic successor Will
likely step in.
FARMING MACHINERY FOR SALE
The undersigned offers the following
machines for sale 4: One eight-horse
power Separator. motive power on four
wheels, One eight-hOrse power Steam
Vibrator, engine and all complete, One
eight-horse power Steam Vibrator, en-
tnely new. Having secured these ma
chimes ut bargain can and will dis
pose Of them at very low figures. Adj
dress or apply 10 i. P.NONADA,
25-tf MadiSonburg Pa.
S. X. Faust, the jovial coachmaker
at Spring Bank, Miles township .glories
in an orchard that will yield about 1000
bushels of choice apples this season.
lie offers them for sale at 90 cents per
bushel and has no difficulty in finding
ready market for them. He says he is
prepared To fill orders from 500 bushels
down. That his apples are of a super
ior quality we can testify TO as he gave
us liberal treat for sampling purposes.
1t is decidedly the largest crop OF ap-
plies we have heard OF yet.
On Monday night Of last week the
bald EaElc Valley Train on its way To
Lock Haven ran into drove of horses
on The railroad track, near Martha Fur
mace, about twelve or thirteen miles a.
boye Milesburg. 1t is supposed that
several were killed, or at least so badly
injured that they would have 10 be
shot. The cow-catcher and front of
the locomotive was all bloody when ii
arrived at its destination. The horses
likely belonged 10 farmers along the
route.
The morning train to Bellefonte
on last Tuesday carried about 225 per-
coaches and they were fllled after the
train left at Springs Mills. 65 pas
Sc ngers took the train at Coburn, and
80 at Rising Springs. The other sta.
tionsfurnished more thar 100 passen-
gers and fiat car had to be attached at
Lemont to accommodate them all.
Every available space on the train was
occupied and Bellefonte was agreeably
surprised when the large delegation ar.
rived there.
STABBED WITH A kNTFE.-Jesse
Writ, of this town. who works on the
saw mill at Poe Mills, had an alterca-
tion with young man by the name of
Frank on Monday forenoon on the mill,
and was stabbed IN the side by Frank.
The knife blade by gldncing off on q rib
did fortunately not hit any vital part.
Mr.. Writ came home TO have his wound
attended to. which, he says, pains him
greatly. A warrant for Franks arrest
was issued the same day. The safety of
the public demands that short work he
made with such characters and we hope
that this dangerous chap will receive
the full measure of punishment provi-
6ed 10y law for cases Of this kind.
CHURCH FEsTIVAL.--The Luth. con-
gregation of ST. Panl's church, Haines
township, purpose holding festival
in the woods of Helry Feidler, situate
along the turnpike, about three miles
east Of Aaronsburg, used in former
years for picnics, on Saturday, August
Goth afternoon and evening, Ice creams
cakes, watermelons and a variety of
other summer refreshments will be
served. A good supply OF oysters will
be on hand. 1t is also proposed to have
cake walks. The lady members of the |
congregation intend to apply the pro-